Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09


solace inside the pearly gates.
and sturdy masculinity of Texas was
there, and the whole interviewer by the
fairest Of earth's loneliness, the fair sex.
1t was really beautiful picture.
Blue ewes and brown, in soft confusion blend
Dark eyes and gray, upturned to meet our gaze;
Roses both white and red their contrast lend
ing
To add new beauty to the 'wildering maze.
To say that 1t WAS splendid is to eX-
press but freely the facts The pro-
grsmme, followed to tee letter was as
follows:
Vocal Solo: ''Thc Crescent and the Cross Pin,
PianO!soIo: "Fantasia-Imprompta," CHOPIN,
Vocal Solo: Little Maid Milking her cow
Baritone Solo: 1.-THE Sentinel am l." Watson,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr., Oscar Schmidt.
Quartet,e: Invitation to the Dance" Max
Oesten, Mrs. FltzHugh, Misses Daniel,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .BrOOks and esey.
PART II,
Duet-Violin and Piano, "Fantasie Pastorale,"
8ingelee, DIR. Frank kohler and Miss With
Double Quartette: "The Bugle Horn" White,
Messrs, Williams, Daniel, Parks. Kelly,
Walker, Geo. Baldwin, VIII Baldwin,
Vocal Duet: Excelsior" Balfe, Miss Ownby
and Mr.. Schmidt.
Character Song. --.-.--------.-- Mr.. Joe Davis.
Running the gauntlet of telegraph
transmission is sCary piece of business
at best, and in q case of this magnitude
the reliable chronicler who has been
there) cannot trust his praises TO the
fickleness of the wires further than by
saying that the entire entertainment was
simply enTapturing.
VISITING EDITORS.
There are quite number Of editors
in attendance from outside of the state.
Arkansas is well represented, and
number OF quill drivers from Missouri
are also in attendance. Great interest is
being manifested in the occasion, and all
strangers seem to be favorably impressed
with Texas.
NEWSPAPER PERSONALS.
Among the newspaper men in attend
anCe were the following gentlemen;
Thomas j. Crooks of the Gate City
Guide, James A. Wiilisms of the HaCkett
City ARK Horse Shoe, Prof, J. Y Ches-
ter of the Blossom Prairie Bee,- Prof. W.
L. Morris Of the Fort Smith Times, Max
Knoble, same paper; j. Henry Carnon,
editor, and o. d. Weldon, business Man.
ager, Of the Fort Smith Elevator; John
Boyd of the Cooper Courier, F. a. Ma
son, editor OF the Rogers (Ark.) New
Era; Richard Flood of the Arlidgton
Times, and a full corps of Texas newspa-
per correspondents.
NOTES.
To-day's trains brought another army
of visitors.
There is plenty Of room for more PEG
pie in Paris.
TIE city is full of real estate dealers
from other states.
The man who hasn't an arm full of cir
CulsTs cannot be found.
Superintendent a. H. O'Neill is manag-
ing things most admirably.
The absence of the Panther City Fenci- |
bles is q source of much regret.
Miss Dixie Crooks of Denison has cap |
tured the city by her sweet singing.
There was an occasional groWl of dis
content about "oyer charges" heard on
the streets.
Great interest is being manifested in
the outcome of the contest between the
companies.
Mrs o. II. Pollard as directress of the
series of concerts being given, is recetY-
ing we'll merited plsudits.
Mr. John H. Walker is winning golden
opinions for the manner in which ne is
his opera house.
The altitudinOus proportions of Colonel
A. Cate can be seen towering above the
crowd The Colonel is worker.
Mr.. E. E. Graves is the most accom-
modating gentleman in the city, and mis-
line of fine hacks is doing good service.
There are large number of capitalists
here prospecting. Many have determined
to locate in the Lone Star State.
The sporting fraternity is here and
money is changing hands rapidly. a
lack pot" is worth house and lot.
The opera house will be well filed on
night to hear Miss Nellie
Brooks sing a solo. This young lady is
without peer in the south.
The telegraph offices are doing a land
office business. The telegraph compa
MES, as usual. have about half men
enough to handle the business.
The Paris News made 8 gallant fight for
nome and native land against superior
numbers. 1t had to surrender, however,
and now the office is occupied by the edi-
torlal gang
Mr.. Robert c. Newsom, travelling
freight agent of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad, is in the city, and says
be wants to see Fort Worth, where PEG
pie make bouquets out of railroads.
Officers Of the Governors staff, Adju-
tant- General King, Colonel E. W. TAYLOR
Of Marshall, Captain L. 2. SEEKER of the
Frontier Battalion, and L. S. Ross, Jr.,
are here, and the guests of Cap
tain Frank Fitzhugh and his estimsble
sdy. Anybody who thinks that Colonel
Fitzhush cannot or does not entertain
royalty are, in the language of Sam
Jones, subject to be condemned in the
strongest language by any one who can
Sign The GAZETTE's name TO it.
Closing of Bryan Graded schools.
Special to the Gazette.